My email pinged at around 10 last night alerting me to the fact that one of my students had shared a document. It turned out that it was the candy thief herself. Here is what she wrote:
I am so sorry that I stole candy from your tin thing. But well first let me
tell you what happened. M. and E. dared me to. I know I
shouldn’t have listened to them. Now I learned my lesson about stealing
something that wasn’t mine. I also didn’t want to turn myself in because
I thought that you were going to yell at me and make me sad. I am
really emotional you know. Also I heard you were going to write me a
reformer. I truly deserve it so I don’t blame you. I am nervous for
tomorrow because you might put me out of the hallway in front of the
class and tell you what happened. So that is why I am writing this
letter. Also I was going to tell you that a few weeks back I saw M.
and E. steal candy, too. I mean I was going to tell you but I was
nervous to because you might think I had some, too. Once again I am
truly sorry and I would do anything to make it up to you. Please type
back no later than today.
I closed the document and went to bed.
Life Lesson: Sincere apologies do not include the word but.
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